Reform UK has hit a new polling high while the Tories have sunk to a level of public support last seen when Liz Truss was prime minister.
A new YouGov survey, conducted between Jan 16-17, put Reform on 12 per cent of the vote which was up by two points when compared to the company’s previous poll conducted between Jan 10-11.
YouGov said this was the “highest vote share we have recorded for the party to date”.
Richard Tice, the Reform leader, hailed the poll result and said it was now a case of “onwards and upwards”.
Meanwhile, the poll put the Tories on just 20 per cent, with the Labour Party 27 points ahead on 47 per cent. The Tories were down two points and Labour were up by two points. DT.
